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فبراير.كوم
Shanaqa and Al-Faraqashiyyah Dominate Livestock Market
A recent report by the Moroccan League for Human Rights revealed a severe crisis in Morocco's livestock market during the 2026 Eid al-Adha season. The report noted that the prices of sacrificial animals soared to "astronomical" levels, resulting in many low-income families being unable to fulfill the religious obligation. Small sacrificial animals ranged from 2,500 to 3,000 dirhams, representing an increase of 700 to 1,300 dirhams compared to 2024, which led to a forced boycott of slaughtering. The report also pointed to conflicting official figures regarding the number of livestock, along with criticism of support policies that failed to lower prices, and of middlemen who artificially inflated costs, coupled with weak monitoring mechanisms. The report concluded that there is a urgent need to review government programs and improve data transparency to ensure consumer protection and strengthen food security.
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